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QME EXAM NEWEST 2024 – 2025 REAL COMPLETE
450 EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED DETAILED
ANSWERS/GRADED A+

Opinions/conclusions must be made with reasons constituting:


A. Medical Probability
B. Medical Possibility
C. Medical Certainty - ans A. Medical probability


An IW having had 3 similar jobs at 3 different employers, but realized
she had a problem/injury of a cumulative nature while working for the
most recent employer would place liability for any resultant
disability/impairment on:


A. The most recent employer with WC insurance
B. The employer where the problem/injury first began
C. Liability for disability/impairment shared based upon apportionment
D. A & B - ans D. A and B


Secondary erectile dysfunction, sleep disorders and/or psych disorders
that are a compensable consequence of the primary injury for 1.1.13
injuries and forward are:


A. Ratable with regard to disability/impairment
B. Treatable under the claim but not ratable with regard to
disability/impairment
C. Only secondary/compensable psych problems are ratable
D. Ratable if catastrophic in nature

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E. B & D - ans E. B & D


Which of the following specialties/disciplines are prohibited from writing
a medical legal report in a case where impairment/disability is being
disputed:


A. Psychology/Psychiatry
B. Chiropractic
C. Acupuncture - Can complete the entire report except the impairment
rating
D. Dentistry - ans C. Acupuncture - Can complete the entire report
except the impairment rating


When a QME receives a request to schedule an evaluation, the QME
must issue a QME Appointment Notification Form to all parties within:


A. 60 working days
B. 30 working days
C. 10 working days
D. 5 working days - ans D. 5 working days


A QME report is due how many days after the completion of the face-to-
face evaluation:


A. 45 calendar days
B. 30 calendar days
C. 60 calendar days
D. Only after all records have been reviewed - ans B. 30 calendar days

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A supplemental QME report (no face-to-face evaluation) is due how
many days after the QME receives the request to do the report:


A. 20 calendar days
B. 30 calendar days
C. 45 calendar days
D. 60 calendar days - ans D. 60 calendar days


When an IW had jobs involving similar work or body mechanics in 1985,
1991, 1998, and 2002 but did not realize she was having a problem
requiring treatment and/or causing her impairment/disability until 2002,
what would the Date Of Injury be:


A. 1985
B. 1991
C. 2001
D. 2002 - ans D. 2002


In the above question #8, may an employer prior to the Date of Injury be
liable for any confirmed disability.


A. Yes
B. No - ans A. Yes


If immediate/emergency treatment is required because of a serious or
life-threatening situation, the provider's treatment must still meet the
requirement of being consistent with the MTUS and approved before
treatment is rendered.


A. Yes

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B. No - ans B. No


If the evaluator determines that the IW's pain increases the burden of the
IW's ADLs even slightly, the evaluator may add-on to the IW's
impairment how much for pain.


A. 0%
B. 1%-3% whole person impairment
C. No more than 50% of the impairment value already determined
D. Up to 3% only if the pain is headache pain - ans B. 1%-3% whole
person impairment


If an IW has stand-alone headache pain with no other impairment for
any other body part or system, the evaluator can do which of the
following with regard to an impairment rating:


A. No impairment can be given for stand-alone headache pain
B. Headache pain can only be rated in the presence of another ratable
body part or body system impairment
C. A and B
D. Headache pain can be given an impairment rating of between 1% to
3% - ans D. Headache pain can be given an impairment rating of
between 1% to 3%


'Ex Parte' communication is legally forbidden, unless involving routine
matters such as confirming appointments or that records have been
sent, etc. The QME or AME should not talk to the attorneys or the
carrier.


A. True
B. False - ans A. True
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